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Dolly Releases 2 New Singles + Music Video

1/20/2023

 
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Single cover. Butterfly (digital single) (2023)
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Single cover. Di-Namic / BMG (digital single) (2023)
Dolly gifted us a new single titled "Don't Make Me Have to Come Down There" on Thursday, January 19, her 77th birthday. She said she was inspired to write the song after having a dream about God standing on a mountain top and saying, "Don't make me have to come down there." The single is available to buy or stream wherever you get your music. You can also listen in the video below.

That's not the only new music from Dolly this week! The previously announced song from the 80 for Brady movie (starring Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin, among others), "Gonna Be You", was released today, Friday, January 20. The Diane Warren-penned single's release was accompanied by a music video. The single is available to buy or stream wherever you get your music. Watch the music video below!

Cheat Codes & Dolly Release New Single

1/5/2023

 
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Single cover. Cheat Codes LLC / DashGo (digital single) (2023)
Cheat Codes on Friday, January 6, released their new single, "Bets on Us" featuring Dolly, from their upcoming album, One Night in Nashville. The album will be released January 27. The single is available now to stream and purchase on all digital platforms. Currently, it looks like the album will only see a digital release (there are no links to a CD or vinyl release on Amazon). Listen to the song below.

Two New Dolly Songs Coming This Month

1/5/2023

 
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Correction: Dionne Warwick clarified Saturday, January 7, on Twitter that a release date has not been set for her duet with Dolly. Tamron Hall was mistaken when she said the duet was coming this month. So it looks like we'll have to wait a little longer to hear it!

Correction 2: It also appears that Rolling Stone had the release date for "Gonna Be You" incorrect. The song is scheduled for release Friday, January 20.
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News broke this week that there are two new Dolly songs coming this month. The first is a song titled "Gonna Be You". Written by Diane Warren for the upcoming film 80 for Brady, the song features Dolly, Cyndi Lauper, Gloria Estefan, Belinda Carlisle, and Debbie Harry. Rolling Stone reported here that the song is scheduled to be released next Thursday, January 12.

Dionne Warwick announced during an appearance on The Tamron Hall Show this week that she has a duet with Dolly coming out later this month titled "Peace Like a River". The exact release date for the Dolly-penned gospel song has not yet been announced. Read Rolling Stone's article about it here.

Jimmy Fallon Announces New Dolly Duet

11/1/2022

 
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Single cover. TBA (digital single) (2022)
Jimmy Fallon on Monday night, October 31, announced that he has a new duet with Dolly scheduled to be released this Friday, November 4. The single, "Almost Too Early for Christmas", marks Jimmy and Dolly's second collaboration together, following their cover of Mariah Carey's iconic Christmas song, "All I Want for Christmas Is You", from Dolly's 2020 album, ​A Holly Dolly Christmas. Jimmy Fallon will also appear with Dolly in her new television special, Dolly Parton’s Mountain Magic Christmas, which will air December 1 on NBC.
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​Watch Jimmy's announcement in the video below to hear a preview of the new single.

Dolly & Kelly Clarkson "9 to 5" Duet Released

9/9/2022

 
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Single cover. Smack (digital single) (2022)
Dolly and Kelly Clarkson's long-awaited "9 to 5" duet from the Still Working 9 to 5 documentary has finally been released. The Sam McAnally, Sasha Sloan, and King Henry-produced recording is a moody, slowed down take on Dolly's iconic number one hit. The track plays over the closing credits of the documentary, which will hopefully be available on streaming services before the end of the year. The single is available now on all digital music platforms. Take a listen below!

"9 to 5" Duet with Kelly Clarkson Coming September 9

8/26/2022

 
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Single cover. Smack (digital single) (2022)
Kelly Clarkson has announced her duet with Dolly on a new version of "9 to 5" will be released September 9, 2022. The Shane McAnally produced track was recorded for the documentary Still Working 9 to 5​ and plays over the end credits.

Pre-save the single here!

Bluegrass Version of Bill Anderson Duet Released

8/23/2022

 
Friday, August 19, 2022, saw the release of a Bluegrass version of Bill Anderson's duet with Dolly, "Someday It'll All Make Sense". The new release features a more traditional bluegrass instrumentation compared to the original's stripped-back country accompaniment. Take a listen below.

Dolly Goes Reggae

7/24/2022

 
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Album cover. This Is Hit / BBR Music Group (digital album) (2022)
Dolly goes reggae on a new version of "Two Doors Down" released on Friday, July 22, as a part of Positive Vibrations new album Country Goes Reggae. The song was previously released as a single from the album on July 8. The album also features appearances from Toby Keith, Jimmie Allen, Lainey Wilson, Alabama, and many others. Check out the complete track listing and take a listen to Dolly's new reggae version of "Two Doors Down" below.

  1. Eyes on You (featuring Chase Rice) (Ashley Gorley, Chase Rice, Chris DeStefano) 3:20
  2. Make Me Want To (featuring Jimmie Allen) (Jennifer Denmark, Jimmie Allen, Paul Sikes) 2:55
  3. Red Solo Cup (featuring Toby Keith) (Brad Warren, Brett Beavers, Brett Warren, Jim Beavers) 3:57
  4. I Like the Sound of That (featuring Rascal Flatts) (Jesse Frasure, Meghan Trainor, Shay Mooney) 3:54
  5. Two Doors Down (featuring Dolly Parton) (Dolly Parton) 2:52
  6. Smile (featuring Uncle Kracker) (Blair Daly, Jeremy Bose, John Thomas Harding, Matthew Shafer) 3:45
  7. Things a Man Oughta Know (featuring Lainey Wilson) (Jason Nix, Jonathon Singleton, Lainey Wilson) 3:23
  8. Boots On (featuring Randy Houser) (Brandon Kinney, Randy Houser) 3:50
  9. Pass It on Down (featuring Alabama) (Randy Owen, Ronnie Rogers, Teddy Gentry, William Robinson) 4:25
  10. Ready to Run (featuring Alexandra Kay) (Marcus Hummon, Martie Maguire) 3:34
  11. Save It for a Rainy Day (featuring Landon Parker) (Andrew Dorff, Brad Tursi, Matthew Ramsey) 3:19

Dolly & Bill Anderson Release New Music Video

7/22/2022

 
The music video for "Someday It'll All Make Sense", Bill Anderson's new duet with Dolly, was released on Friday, July 22. The beautiful black and white video was directed by Trey Fanjoy who has previously collaborated with Dolly on music videos for "Jolene" (with Mindy Smith), "Welcome Home", "Heartbreaker's Alibi" (with Rhonda Vincent), "Backwoods Barbie", "Together You and I", and "You Can't Make Old Friends" (with Kenny Rogers). The song is the single from Bill Anderson's new compilation album, ​As Far as I Can See: The Best of Bill Anderson​, which was released last month.

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